I was thinking of joining Clubcento but am a bit sceptical. I don't want to send off £20 if it's not worth it. What do you get for your money, whats the website like (everything is locked to non members).
Anyone got any views on it?[8D]

Any owners club is only as good as you make it! Clubs put on events etc and if you turn up then its worth it, if however you just want to be at home looking at websites then maybe its not worth it. But, Clubcento is a friendly club that has good events, so if its events you want and dont mind traveling, then join! However, if you want a club that does a monthly magazine and caters for all Fiats, old and new then join the Fiat Motor Club.

1987 126 FSM, 12" minilight style wheels, clear rear lights, smoked indicators.

Cheers for that. I don't have internet at home so the sit staring at websites thing is out. I'm most interested in the discounts but also the shows but not too far away (I live in Bournemouth) Also the technical advice etc. would be very handy.

Or, if you live in Northern Ireland and want to get a Fiat owners club off the ground here, then join the NI Fiat Club.

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There are a few events daarn saarf, the club is worth the £20 membership easy. If you make it to an event, you'll find us lot a friendly bunch (The cinq/sei thing, it's a bit like when people club together in times of disaster) and you'll generally get yourself discounts on admission, or free dinner / refreshments etc. There's quite a range of members ages and interests too, from social type events, track day (probably), drag racing, a weekend trip to the Isle Of Man, the Max Power etc. shows, karting and such like.

I've just joined for my 4th year.

Pete.
1242cc cinq,turbo cinq,Cinqs&Seis Yahoo group,Clubcento

well worth the £20 i been a member for 1 1/2 yrs and reall enjoy every event

James

www.clubcento.co.uk
http://myseicento.mysite.freeserve.com/

Cheers for that, my cheque is going in the envelope now.....